Ok I will see that!

And there is not something like "Code" or similar for avoid that ?

Because if I must all change in my numerous pages...or just the ones with "HTML" inside ?

this one is good for you ?
http://moiscript.weebly.com/curvelengthbeingdrawn.html
or i must put a space at the left of the transformed "<" and ">"

Hi Pilou,

> Because if I must all change in my numerous pages...or just the ones with "HTML" inside ?

Probably only ones with HTML inside of the actual script itself.


> this one is good for you ?
> http://moiscript.weebly.com/curvelengthbeingdrawn.html

Hmm, actually still not right on your web page there because you only want to have &lt; in your page's base HTML code which will then display in the browser as <

But it seems that whatever you're using for posting has already escaped any ampersands, if you do a "view source" of your page you'll see your HTML code ends up as: &amp;lt; instead of &lt;

Maybe whatever system you're using for editing your web site has some way to tell it to use only the plain text of what you put, like in the forum here putting stuff inside of <code> </code> will do.

- Michael

This one ?
http://moiscript.weebly.com/curvelengthbeingdrawn.html

Seems some part are disapear! I have that at start (code inclued)

script: /* Montre la longueur d'une courbe pendant son dessin */ try { moi.ui.commandUI.setInterval( 'var crvs = moi.geometryDatabase.getObjects().getCurves(); var len = 0.0; if ( crvs.length > 0 ) { len = crvs.item(crvs.length-1).getLength(); } if ( !window["_crvdistlabel"] ) { document.body.insertAdjacentHTML( "beforeEnd", "<div id=_crvdistlabel></div>" ); } _crvdistlabel.innerText = len.toFixed(4);', 250 ); } catch(e) {}

I have a tag for put pure HTML but seems it don't take all !

Hi Pilou, nope sorry still not right... Now there's no escaping of less-than or greater-than at all, which is ok for the part of the script where there's a space around it like: "crvs.length > 0 " but the part of the script that has the <div> </div> in the script does not display because the browser sees it as an HTML formatting tag instead of displaying it as plain text.

So that ends up making this part of the script to not be displayed in the web browser:

 <div id=_crvdistlabel></div>  

What is it that you're using to edit your web site, are you using a certain kind of editing tool to do it or are you directly editing your HTML files ?

- Michael

I have a tag for put pure HTML but seems it don't take all ! :)

I will try with another Brower...

Hi Pilou,

> I have a tag for put pure HTML but seems it don't take all !

Well <code> </code> is not standard HTML, it's something that is specific to just this forum software which controls how the forum software will handle using what you typed whether as HTML control codes or "escaping" it so that it shows as text directly.

If you're using some kind of blogging/CMS type system for your web site it's possible they have some particular way of doing a similar thing.

- Michael

Well actually I guess there is a <code> tag in standard HTML as well, but it is additionally treated specially by the forum software as well to make sure the contents are "escaped" and not used as HTML tags...

- Michael

I believe that the solution for me is put a file to load ?

Hi Pilou, if you are able to directly edit the HTML then you want to put this in as the HTML code for the problem part:

  <div id=_crvdistlabel></div>  

But this will only work if you are actually directly editing the HTML - if the editor tries to be smart and substitute some stuff for you (by changing & to the "escaped" &amp;) it will then get messed up.


Maybe you should just put a link to a post on the forum or to Petr's page in for this particular one.
http://kyticka.webzdarma.cz/3d/moi/#CurveLengthBeingDrawn

- Michael

I have made that ;)
Text in (utf-8) are the best for accents ?

http://moiscript.weebly.com/curvelengthbeingdrawn.html

Hi Pilou,

> Text in (utf-8) are the best for accents ?

Yes utf-8 format is good for that.

- Michael

So now that works for you?
http://moiscript.weebly.com/curvelengthbeingdrawn.html

Hi Pilou, yup that looks good now, I tested your one and it works fine now!

- Michael

Cool!
So now I must refind all scripts where there are the tag "HTML" :)

Not sure that I make that before the next week ! :)

can the length of a selected curve be displayed on the properties panel for the next version of MoI?

Hi ed, no unfortunately it can't very easily go on the properties panel because that information is shown on every mouse click and so it isn't feasible to put anything there that can possibly require a lot of calculation. Trying to put calculation-heavy stuff right there would result in weird freezes and pauses while you were selecting objects...

I do expect to have a kind of extended properties dialog that will be able to have controls on it for generating various kinds of information like this on it. But that won't be ready for the next immediate beta though.

- Michael